Hedonic valence at the core of consciousness: A review of "A philosophy for the science of animal consciousness" by Walter Veit [Book Review]

Philosophy and the Mind Sciences 5 (2024)
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A book review of “A philosophy for the science of animal consciousness” by Walter Veit Routledge, 2023, 162 pages, ISBN 9781032343617.

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